Electrical Installations

Electrical installations refer to the complete system of electrical components and wiring that provide power and lighting to buildings, machinery, or other infrastructure. These installations ensure the safe and efficient distribution and use of electricity.

They typically include:

- Wiring Systems – Installation of cables, conduits, and trunking to carry electrical current throughout a building or site.

- Distribution Boards – Panels that house circuit breakers and fuses to manage power distribution and protect circuits from overloads.

- Switches and Sockets – Devices to control electrical flow and connect appliances or equipment to the power supply.

- Lighting Systems – All forms of interior and exterior lighting fixtures and controls.

- Earthing and Bonding – Safety systems to prevent electric shock and ensure fault current has a safe path to ground.

- Power Supply Connections – Linking buildings or systems to the main power grid or alternative sources like generators or solar panels.

- Electrical Equipment Installation – Setup of appliances, motors, control panels, and other electrical devices.

- Inspection and Testing – Ensuring the installation complies with safety regulations and functions correctly.
 

Electrical installations can be residential, commercial, or industrial, and must comply with local electrical codes and standards to ensure safety and reliability.